Comments for eveninghawk's links http://eveninghawk.com/links eveninghawk's offsite links Sat, 13 Mar 2010 17:00:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Pan Yuliang by SAS http://eveninghawk.com/links/2004/03/06/pan-yuliang/#comment-13617 SAS Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:49:10 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2004/03/06/pan-yuliang/#comment-13617 Echohawk makes an excellent point regarding Pan Yuliang's fame resting on the details of her life rather than her talent and achievements. I have spent many years traveling to China and Paris to research Pan Yuliang's life and will publish a book in 2009 with a long story that reveals, finally the truth, based on atributed documents and sources. None of the Internet entries, not one, from any source, Chinese or other, about her life, is correct. The fictional legend of her life simply perpetuate itself over and over in varying versions. Echohawk makes an excellent point regarding Pan Yuliang’s fame resting on the details of her life rather than her talent and achievements. I have spent many years traveling to China and Paris to research Pan Yuliang’s life and will publish a book in 2009 with a long story that reveals, finally the truth, based on atributed documents and sources. None of the Internet entries, not one, from any source, Chinese or other, about her life, is correct. The fictional legend of her life simply perpetuate itself over and over in varying versions.

]]> Comment on Pan Yuliang by jenny http://eveninghawk.com/links/2004/03/06/pan-yuliang/#comment-9874 jenny Sun, 15 Apr 2007 09:42:15 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2004/03/06/pan-yuliang/#comment-9874 i have been trying so hard to find more information about her.. there are little books written about her. especially ones in english. I am truly touched by her life too. and have decided to work on an extended paper on her. I really like the way you think about her cuz i strongly feel the same way. especialyl the part on how her artwork was judged through her life..and not through the very strokes that brought her women figures to life philosophically. thank you very much =) i have been trying so hard to find more information about her.. there are little books written about her. especially ones in english.
I am truly touched by her life too. and have decided to work on an extended paper on her.
I really like the way you think about her cuz i strongly feel the same way. especialyl the part on how her artwork was judged through her life..and not through the very strokes that brought her women figures to life philosophically.
thank you very much =)

]]> Comment on what i dislike about people by sponberg http://eveninghawk.com/links/2007/02/14/what-i-dislike-about-people/#comment-9047 sponberg Tue, 06 Mar 2007 17:40:27 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2007/02/14/what-i-dislike-about-people/#comment-9047 I would have let my baggage strap get in the way so he tipped over. My guess is he goes to sleep in a red and black bed that has "Craftsman" written on the side. I would have let my baggage strap get in the way so he tipped over. My guess is he goes to sleep in a red and black bed that has “Craftsman” written on the side.

]]> Comment on energy use experience by Liz Molyneaux, from sheroes http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/11/03/energy-use-experience/#comment-7317 Liz Molyneaux, from sheroes Fri, 22 Dec 2006 02:24:36 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/11/03/energy-use-experience/#comment-7317 I thought you meant power chords as in guitar. Shows how obsessed I am. Anywho, that sounds really interesting and useful! It'd be neat (and a bit scary) to use it with my computer and see how much energy it uses up. I thought you meant power chords as in guitar. Shows how obsessed I am.

Anywho, that sounds really interesting and useful! It’d be neat (and a bit scary) to use it with my computer and see how much energy it uses up.

]]> Comment on Pan Yuliang by eveninghawk http://eveninghawk.com/links/2004/03/06/pan-yuliang/#comment-4586 eveninghawk Thu, 17 Aug 2006 14:33:12 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2004/03/06/pan-yuliang/#comment-4586 There is further discussion on this at http://biji2005.blogspot.com/2006/06/soul-haunted-by-painting.html There is further discussion on this at http://biji2005.blogspot.com/2006/06/soul-haunted-by-painting.html

]]> Comment on bikes are great, renewable bikes are greater by Not Mike Flanigan http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/07/26/bikes-are-great-renewable-bikes-are-greater/#comment-4022 Not Mike Flanigan Wed, 26 Jul 2006 17:35:14 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/07/26/bikes-are-great-renewable-bikes-are-greater/#comment-4022 See The Wood Bike at http://antbikemike.com/demobikes.html It was built for the North American Handmade Bicycles Show as the showbike price reflects. See The Wood Bike at http://antbikemike.com/demobikes.html
It was built for the North American Handmade Bicycles Show as the showbike price reflects.

]]> Comment on the US backstage of global climate change by eveninghawk’s blog » Blog Archive » global climate change and the US http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/07/20/the-us-backstage-of-global-climate-change/#comment-3871 eveninghawk’s blog » Blog Archive » global climate change and the US Fri, 21 Jul 2006 22:00:16 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/07/20/the-us-backstage-of-global-climate-change/#comment-3871 [...] Thankfully, yesterday when I wrote about the report that was presented at the hearing on climate change I got a comment from Simon Donner, pointing out some good places to look for more information. I’m not crazy, and there are other people out there looking at information critically, and still noting that it’s worth change anyway, regardless of flaws in statistical analysis. [...] […] Thankfully, yesterday when I wrote about the report that was presented at the hearing on climate change I got a comment from Simon Donner, pointing out some good places to look for more information. I’m not crazy, and there are other people out there looking at information critically, and still noting that it’s worth change anyway, regardless of flaws in statistical analysis. […]

]]> Comment on the US backstage of global climate change by Simon Donner http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/07/20/the-us-backstage-of-global-climate-change/#comment-3845 Simon Donner Fri, 21 Jul 2006 02:23:58 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/07/20/the-us-backstage-of-global-climate-change/#comment-3845 There's a lot of reasoned discussion of this available on the web. The report is genuine, but it is also politics. Even the author admits that despite possible flaws in the methodology behind the hockey stick, it does not at all invalidate evidence for human contribution to climate change. I'd recommend http://www.realclimate.org and http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/ There’s a lot of reasoned discussion of this available on the web. The report is genuine, but it is also politics. Even the author admits that despite possible flaws in the methodology behind the hockey stick, it does not at all invalidate evidence for human contribution to climate change.

I’d recommend http://www.realclimate.org and http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/

]]> Comment on inside out by eveninghawk's blog http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/06/28/inside-out/#comment-3214 eveninghawk's blog Wed, 28 Jun 2006 22:25:37 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/06/28/inside-out/#comment-3214 <strong>relationships, compromise, and more than a little angst...</strong> I had a talk with a friend over lunch today about people doing stupid things in terms of career and happiness for the sake of a relationship. I realized that most folks I know compromise more than I think is valid for the sake of keeping a relationship... relationships, compromise, and more than a little angst…

I had a talk with a friend over lunch today about people doing stupid things in terms of career and happiness for the sake of a relationship. I realized that most folks I know compromise more than I think is valid for the sake of keeping a relationship…

]]> Comment on inside out by HeartFulls » Blog Archive » Can the mere thought of relationships make us upset? http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/06/28/inside-out/#comment-3212 HeartFulls » Blog Archive » Can the mere thought of relationships make us upset? Wed, 28 Jun 2006 21:22:37 +0000 http://eveninghawk.com/links/2006/06/28/inside-out/#comment-3212 [...] I was browsing through the “blogosphere” when I happened across eveninghawk’s post: I’ve been feeling angsty about things like relationships and people, and it’s made me rather cynical today even though I’m in a generally good mood. [...] […] I was browsing through the “blogosphere” when I happened across eveninghawk’s post: I’ve been feeling angsty about things like relationships and people, and it’s made me rather cynical today even though I’m in a generally good mood. […]

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